Two-Year-Olds Discussions
Our questions and expert discussions about two-year-olds provide parents with the tools they need to survive the "terrible twos." Get answers to your questions, ask a question for our experts and interact with other parents of two-year-olds.
DiscussionMy son is sleepy at bedtime. Is reading in the morning best?
Reading to your son is important, but it doesn’t necessarily have to happen at bedtime. Some children find reading calming, which is why it is often part of children’s bedtime routines. But sitting still for long periods of time—particularly when children are tired, can be difficult for children at this age.
Reading & Writing
My child has an imaginary friend, should I be concerned?
Having an imaginary friend is more common than you might think -- approximately 40-65% of children have an imaginary friend during the preschool years. While extremely common, many parents are concerned that this type of play might be indicative of extreme shyness and difficulties establishing normal relationships with peers. Fortunate...
Personal & Social Skills
Can my daughter tell if I cut a 5-minute warning a tiny bit short?
Your daughter will likely not know if you cut a 5-minute warning short since children typically understand the concept of time around the first or second grade.
Personal & Social Skills
Why is it important for kids to learn shapes?
From octagonal stop signs and rectangular doors, to triangular roofs and circular wheels—shapes are everywhere. Learning shapes not only helps children identify and organize visual information, it helps them learn skills in other curriculum areas including reading, math, and science.
Logic & Problem Solving